Daeron Display Serif

If medieval tournaments were announced on the front page, they would be put on the cover of a glossy magazine with huge titles written in Daeron display font. And blacksmiths etched it on the armors, too.

Daeron is a bit of a gothic serif with a touch of modernity that undeniably deserves to be placed on display. Let's study its anatomy: smooth letter arches paired with crosses expose the ancient inspiration in every glyph. The presence of ligatures, alternates, numerals, and punctuation only increases the flair of this untypically gothic script. Daeron is as good as a troubadour's ballad, so let it travel the world on posters, book covers, prints, and packaging.